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Forestry Congress.

HUNTSVILLE. Ala, Oct 2G.-The
Southern Forestry congress met ia this city
today. Delegates are present from Wash,
ington City, Kentucky, Georgia, Florida
dition Of our forest supplies and the nee
cessl.y Of action on the part Of the Ameri-
can people 10 secure the best
method for their preservation
and wisest use. An endorsement
was given to g memorial and bill to be IN
troducod before the Fiftieth congress
providing for the administration of the
timber lands belonging to the government.
A letter was prepared asking President
Cleveland to call the attention Of congress
TO the deficient legislation in regard TO the
protection Of the government timber lands.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
Facts About London.

About tyye1ty-eight miles OF new streets
are laid out each year; about COCO houses
are erected yearly; about 500, coo houses
are already erected; about 10, 600 strang-
ers enter Tie city each day: about 1875
persons arc added daily to the popula-
ton; about 100, GOO foreigners live in the
city; about 100, 600 paupers and beggrs
infest the city; about 10000 police keep
order; about 1900 clergymen hold forth
every Sunday; about 5000 horses die
every week; and, it is said, about 200, 600
cats enliven the moonlight nights. Pub
lie Opinion.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
Street Car Fight.

ST. JOSEPH, No, Oct. 26-The Fred
ertck avenue street railway company
brought suit IN the oe6 oiTcn!. court this after
noon for 500, 600 damages against the
Union street railway company, claiming
that It owns aud has the exclusive right to
use strip Of ground four feet broGd in the
center of the street from Sixth and Olive
streets 10 the extreme southern city limits
by virtue of ifs franchise and purchases
from the city and that this portion Of the
street Is only open for public travel subject
to the cOmpany's use ard the Union com
pany has no right at all. The avenue com
pany also asks that monthly rental OF
$500 from August q. 1880, be assessed
against the Union company.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
Retail Merchants Association.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.-At today 5
session of the Retail Merchants Protective
association papers were read on the Inter
state roll of honor" that guaranteed ''sani-
tary condition, weight, count, measure,
tear and uniformity Of packages, " etc,
which reviewed the well known frauds
such as sanding the sugar, the placing
Of chicory il coffee and the sale Of
oleomTgarine SIS butter, the interstate
cooperation and trade fellowship" com
petition ia not opposition" selling goods
on Sunday, cash and credit system, ."
1.-The benefits to be derived from associa-
tions, " SIS eaIly closing 8 beneflts'
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Tragic Ending.

KEoKUK, 10, Oct. 26.--Information has
been received here of shocking suicide,
which occurred Sunday morning at Frank
lin Center, small interior hamlet In Lee
county, John Roeder, demented young
man, has been laboring under the halluc.na
ton that some one was following him for
the purpose Of taking his life. He procur-
ed a shotgun. and placing the muZzle In
his mouth pulled the trigger, the discharge
blowing out his brains and tearing of the
entire top Of his head. Several weeks sgo
Roeder applied to the peultentiary officers
at Fort Madison for protection against his
imaginary foes.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
The New yyegtern Lsaeue.

CHICAGO, Oct. An important meet
ing Of the representatives Of the new West
erD Base Ball League was held this morn
Inc st the fremont house. The league is
represented by G. n. Sherman of Des
hloines, r. o. Foster Of Minneapolis. Jno.
Barnett of St. Paul. Dan Martin of
Chicago, Z. Z. Menges Of Kansas City,
and LOTUS Of ST. Louis. The president
had not arrived this morning, aud 10 bust
ness was done. The members are reading
the constitution of the National League
and making such changes as are necessary
to It. in order to devote the time OF the day.
Dir. Menges Is expected this afternoon, and
as econ as he arrives the new league will
he nrCRniZad
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
A Probably Fatal Assault.

LARSED, Kan, Oct. GA row occur
red here last night at boarding house
kept by colored man named Hawkins, In
which Henry Brown struck John Bean
over the head with piece Of scantling.
The two latter had had some difficulty
over board bill few days previous, but
the assault was entirely unprovoked. Bean
is still alive, though but little hopes are
entertained for bis recovery.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
Eourd Dead,

BoaHAM, Tex, Oct. 26.-J. B. Smith, q
young man who lived at Mailer, eighteen
miles southeast from this city, left his home
last Tuesday. News has just been received
that lis remains have been found near his
home. He Is supposed to have committed
suicide by shooting. 4 note was written
by him in which he stated that he had been
to Fort Smith, Ark, and telling what dis
position he wished made of his property.
The deceased had been married only few
weeks He was well liked BY his neigh
hors
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
Too Sfuch LIQUOR,

HASTINGS, Neb., Oct. 26.-This morn
ing about $50 O'Clock the badly burned
body Of q German farmer, named Schooke,
was found beside the highway, about a
mile east Of the city. He was pretty well
under the influence Of liquor when he left
here last night, and it Is thought his cloth
ing caught fire from cigar or pipe, and
being chilled and helpless, he wss slowly
burned 10 death, sud the wagon striking a
nut In the rosd threw him out, where he
lay until found. he leaves mother and
SIX children In destitute Circumstances.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
Woman's Christian Association.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-This was the
second day conference Of the Woman's
Christian Association Of the United States.
Mira. Fisher OF New York, president Mrs.
FL. F. Laney made report of the work
done by the ladies of the Christian Union,
giving an account Of the condition of the
affairs of the two homes for women con-
Quoted by the secretary. Papers were resd
by Mrs. IL. E. Rowson, of Cleveland, Mrs.
Lompson, of Boston, and by Mrs. Ii. c.
Thompson, Of Philadelphia, on smuse-
monte
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
CnuYicts for the Per.

OTTAWA. Kan, Oct. 26-Sheriff Bell
today escorted to Leavenworth three con-
vlcts sentenced by Judge Benson. Tolbert
Mason, arraigned on charge Of forging
upwards Of thirty notes, goes up for five
years. S. c. Woolle1y, who stole Editor
Kesslers horse was pursued and captured
by his victim, Is sentenced to two years.
John Moore for robbing editor Sharpe's
residence, and who was also pursued and
captured by Sharpe, has a sentence Of two
years
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
Defsnding Her Honor.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2G-Mrs. D. W.
Moody, a teacher Of dressmaking, entered
the office Of John G. Hanover, real estate
dealer, today, accompanied by her
brother, and administered severe COW
hiding on Hanover. She charged Hanover
with having slsndered her, and notified
him she would repeat the punishment
every time he repeated the SANDER.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
Nav Paper Bag Company.

NEW YORK, Oct. GA morning paper
states that State Senator ArkeD IS organic
ing paper bag trust. It Is composed of
eight leading paper stock manufacturers of
the country, and Is to have capital OF
81, 600, eco, and Is to be known IS the
American Paper Bag company. james
Arkell viii be president, and George w.
Grouse of Akron, O., vice president.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
Blew of HIS Head.

SEDALIA, No, Oct 26.-Jacob Besant,
8 farmer living near Buuceton, Cooper
county, committed suicide this morning by
placing the nluzzle Of shotgun In his
mouth and pulling the trigger. His head
wss blown OF and desth wss instantaneous.
He hsd been III for some time, and the sup
position Is that he was temporarily de-
ranged. as the shot was fred in meadow,
where Besant had wondered In his stock
snc- faaf
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
The Davis Family,

MACON, Ga, Oct. 26-Mr. Davis did
not 90 out in town yesterday, but remained
In the house all the afternoon. a recep-
ton was given Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Hays and
Miss Davis. The citizens presented Mrs.
Davis with silver soup tureen, and with
a diamond breach. Last night 8 german
was given to Miss Annie Davis, and she
was presented with a diamond OTnama ii.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
gDtS Damages.

OwEEsBoRo, KY, Oct. 26-Louis Sub
lett fled suit for 100000 damages against
the Owensboro Street Railway company
this evening. Sublett fell eff his wagon
while trying to cross the company's track.
which Is three inches above the grade Of
the streets, and broke his shoulder and an
arm
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
A NeWspsper Chan &c.

BosToN, Oct. 28.-The Boston Herald
tomorrow morning will announce that Mr..
Edwin 3. Haskell has sold his entire inter
est IN that paper to b1essrs. Pulsifer and
Andrews. me remaining partners Ct the
firm Of r u. Pulsifer & Co. Mr.. HISS
kell has been connected with the Herald
for twenty eight years as reporter, editor
and pTOprietOr.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
The Women Adyaucers.

New YORK, Oct 26-The Association
for the Advancement Of Women began its
fifteenth annual session this morning In
the Masonic Temple. The foren0on's
session was occupied in the election Of
officers. The convention will be IN session
about thee DAYS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
Rste War Fell Fiat.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 90 The threatened
war started by o. & M. and
Wabash railways on rates between this
city and New York, seem to have drifted
into insignificance as no further cuts have
been made The Bee Line people refused
to depart from the regular rates and are
awaiting further reduction from others
before any steps be taken by their COM
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
Cinc,nnsfiG. A. E,

CINCINNATI, Oct. 26.-Mayor Smith hiss
called upon the citizens in proclamation,
asking them TO close their places OF hQf
ness during the Grand Army parade tomor
row evening. A long procession OF Grand
Army men is expected to march, and many
visitors viii be present.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
Chicago 1--we stock.

Drors-s Journal repa-rE Css-se recetpts I2os ship
rents sul Market steady; shipping 'steers
a. - 60 sVocSers SID feeders e s IS 20: COWS
bulls and mixed. a. 252 -. Texas cattle g I3S ",
western rangers. g uo1S ~
Eocs-Esce.pes 2ssa shipments s1C. sa-kes
steady; EiIad s. 500 &c, bssvy, s. 25s4 s.. Light
o. ss<ss &; skips sjifsg8iS
sheep-Receipts So; shipments io5 market
steady: uuttars q n<2s &c; E,ockers "a $e~sz IS
western s. isas CO. TEXANS q ICES Sc lambs - sp3s.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
Sery.s.

BELGRADE, Oct. ga sharp engage
ment has taken place on the frontier of
Seryla, between Albanian brigands, who
attempted to raid into Servia, and force of
frontier guards. Ten Servlans and twenty
Albanians were killed. ServiGn battali0ns
have been ordered to the frontier.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
Coal Shaft Burued.

DEsMo1NEs, Ia, Oct 26.-Fire yesterday
burned the top shaft Of the Carver coal
mine, clearing up al buildings and doing
much damage to the large boiler snd engine.
The shaft burned twenty feet down. The
loss "a roughly estimated st 0,O0o, on
which there Is Insurance Of $9, 900.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
roui, Gram and provisions.

sT. LOUIS, Oct &c.
r,oo-FIrno and Quiet renpi1g frc m % 10 to 81 co.
Wheat No. Z REQ cash, IN z72S4: October. IA
a-2sz closing N december, iS1s s159s, closing at
"A. asked; May, 6u1t&s0as. closing sU1f.
Gorn-Eir rn. CasD i0@40-a; october, 90 Novern-
Der 3sA: December sSs; January 34@3oss: Hay 4i1i
COS oassEsteady. Casn 2sH; October. 2g4; EOvsm-
Der zs3S: May. 2oA
Rye-EonliRaI 30.
Jesd-Weak at 39S.
Eggs-Flrm, Is cent?. .
Pork Sl3 ".
isrs-a6 %.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
Germany,

VIENNA. Oct 26.-Prince Czartoryski's
historic castle at Justaga, near Cracow, has
= been destroyed by fire. The contents of
the picture gallery which occupied the
whole Of the second story was lost The
gallery contained valuable collection Of
art curios.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
~. L,oais Lave stock.

81. LCLISr ttL- 20
oattIe-Rco. 222ol; shPJ, 20. market STEADY Fair
m choice native sreeTs e3 f0s q; butcher steers
AZ O0a3 20 feeders a. % as 40; Texans anG Indians
com mon to choice So 0)&S 20 -
Hocs-Receipts a. 0; shipments, ~; lover;
choice heavy and butchers selections e b9eti ~
hacking and Workers, MEDIUM TO prime - <0Sf ~
piys, common TO good. IS 15Si 10. ....,
sheep receipts, 400 sh1pmenu zoo rnesEes s.eaqy
fair TO choice IS GA IS common. 81 0SS w. LAMBS
Is S)S4 80.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
KANSAS City Grain ana provisions.

KANSAS City Grain ana Provfsionn.
KAssAs CITY, Oct. IS
Daily indicator reports wheat steady: No soft
cash. 81 Did; November s. bid, ga asked May 7z4
bid, 145s asked.
Corn@Sr ady: 20. : cash s'l4 bid. November
S3 bid, 3S asked: December a5x BID Year sales at
81; May, 55zs BID. 60 asked.
Oets-No.2 cash I'd hid; Z34 asked.
Rye-No 2cash - asked
Flour-Dun but firm quotations xx ~; XXI 50
ass family s5Gi Is; choice 81 25G IS; fancy 81 Is
al 50; fancy 81 sol CO.; patent 81 60Gl IS; rye
-four 81 sal 81.
Brau-Ruls, 50; sacked. s.
Hay-steady: fancy small bsled 80 90 large, s.. sc.
Flax seed-g0.
dairy IS; store cho l9l9 pocr ana low grades ..
Cheese-Full cream. 10; Young America IS1s.
E9gs-Weaker at 70 per doI,
Corn Meal-Green, 40; dried. =: choice yellow, IS;
Poutry-spring chickens. weaker, sl G@2 %;
old hens e. Is; roosJers 81 5JSl IS: I've rrkeys,
SOB.
a. o. clear rib sides. IL 10; short clear e. sO
shoulders es5 80 long clear. g. IS clear rtbs s. 65
short clear. s. 90
Meas Pork-Al5 %.
Ls5d.-Cho!ce tierce IS g.
Eye, No. 2 cash 50 asked.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
Ended with 9 Beginning.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 26-The final game Of
the worlds championship series was played
here this afternoon.
Secretary George Munson, Of the st.
Louis club was married tonight 70 Miss
Lizzie White, daughter Of Porter White, g
prominent and well TO do citizen Of st.
Louis.
INNINGS.
Detroits. 0 ! l / GO
ST. Louis I'D 0 l ! 0 Go
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
K.asIS Cisy Lave stock.

AAaSAa Nil Il W. ~
The live Stock Indicator reports:
I-Isig - t..,ceIpye 1858; shipments, 1870. Tower;
Good to choice fed 81 Z64st ec inmol 5S l0
StCckers a. So feeCi steers. g. SOS 81 cows
Si 251z2 50; grass range ste rs ST. > a. %.
aogs = Receipts ,255; shipments, ~. Lower
GOOD 10 choice A. 1894 ~ common 70 medium, 81 20
CAS-; skips ant pigs, 8! 0033 %.
Sbeep- Receipts. 1916, shipments. =. STEADY.
Good 10 choice. G. IS SO 30; common 10 medium,
, 25sl3 10.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
Arrived at Bournemouth.

LONDON, Oct. 26.-Mrs. snd Miss Gar
field have arrived at Bournemouth, where
they will remain for prolonged period.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
OUR HOLIDAY GOODS

Our holiday goods are almost all in and have the
largest and most complete line in the state We take
special pride IN book department and cordially in
vite drop IN their leisure and look
through the line viii hour well spent II the
meantime don't forget when you need your rooms
decorated Our facilities unsurpassed for fire work
We have some choice things IN new goods Just ar
rived shades are acknowledged be the value
town. and picture framing department is complete
with all things ivory STEEL bronze and install
effects We have thorough mechanic IN charge
Special attention paid etchngs and other works or
value where skill and care Is required.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAFH.
New YORK douey,

NEW NoeE. oct Is
Enaey OF osu easy az sol per sent. LEST loan 81
9; closed offered az
Prime nercsntle paper ssss-
scSE ing exchange duU oUf stea1y A. 80 tcS
s. fSy oils and e. 81. for demand
7 total Of we-t sE2r<S-
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meo iaaoan @anos, iaa uetfer bet bele
fun ct pinlist Snotrpt, ioet man tenfer
Tia Nebaftsren enc ON i'm Softer.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-16

Gibuesbprbet. 8i baaber, al
pore Qejere lite ct al ben Slass, Del
jfretfes ueo at lee on 8eerfaS9er
&unoe Rpinbeioreninsen i 5ersus 5oQs
tsmme 8eerfassens Snobolo, iaa burot
ri pore iltanb til at lptte til Carmen, oes
lom Ell alminoetis &'sel islaer, naa'
,,Daet 9aar ine % 8ibbet uo".
Naar Yrobibitionilterne iuarer, baabe1
Of, at De life oil outage iaameset Spal.
terum, lom bette Bionesbpro sjoroe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-16

faaoanne Menb, Der life ta9e Betents
ming at BRUCE enoos triminele Wtioler
forat %tilirebstille ct ~perlonlist Stag til
en- Orbets Ejener, iimpeltben toroi oenne
lite fnber fig befeiet til at oanoie efter
beres 8ibe, er bet, iom 9iuer ,&onferentz
len beritebs" bet %penifabeliae &aab al
af1tebise oeres Yrait.
8 Mobjetuins til Brob,bitlonifernes
Mtteit om Yaitor Wolo iatte ri port Bib
nesbpro. Os ri baue / Yaitor Bolo
lert at tienbe lite Blot en- opstis % nib
tier Gpaneeliets Buoberer, men en- iaa'
ban, buis eiu % belle 5orbolo bere'
Yreget al, at ban ielu er perlonlis sienz
nemtrenst os beijelet al ben @anobeo.
ban iortpnber. S tire Nar bar ban nj
betient % meb Orb % Satrament oe
bar i benne 9ib 10 lensere besmere BUN:
bet Menisbebens 9ilio % &jarlisbeo
en- Grab, iom Gift % B~astalelle at por'
Mob5tanbere life nlaster at afioetfe
8isleliseu bar osiaa bette 5ienbifab frt
8robibitioniiternes SIDE peret en- Brs.
uelle, iom life juft er bebaselis for Rjst
% Blob, men bet er Dor Bsn iom Dor
9aab til BAN, Nenisbebens @opeb o.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-16

8 ct 0rantersiloe ! Ottaua Tom bet
op til @lassmaal. Nler. Dfsiormeaur
brebte fin 8rober eli. Oenne banbe
bebt Mleraiber briffe meo Jig, bpilfet
benne negteoe at 9iere.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-16

Braftiite Menneifer. Me'
beus Horeneoe Stater ual9te en- erfaren
sberiF til 8refioent, uelser Jranltz
meubeue en- Giuil Snsenisr til famine
Slaas @mbeoe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-16

81 10 m.perne psnter ! o'sle
Daae at be lfal erfare noset lpliuter
Mpt. 9uis be lite ianot bet Gleoe=
lambs 6fripeile, baaber ri be timber bet
/ bette Summers "gS,onesbprb".